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According to work by Pascal Vrticka, of the University of Geneva, people with what scientists call "avoidant attachment patterns" show less activation in the reward areas of the brain during social interaction.
Using positron emission tomography (PET), the psychologist Richard Haier found that people who perform better on conventional intelligence tests often show less activation in relevant portions of the brain than do those who perform less well.
It has been shown that TLR4−/− mice, compared with WT mice, show less mitochondrial damage in a model of heat-killed E. coli sepsis, but also show less activation of mitochondrial biogenesis and a slower recovery of mtDNA copy number [15].
Furthermore, stories containing a cooperation element led to higher activation than DEC in several regions of the TPJ: in left superior and middle temporal gyrus (BA 12, 22, 39) and in right middle temporal gyrus, however, there are no TPJ regions where stories containing a cooperation element commonly show less activation than deception stories (see Fig. 1, Table 1).
In particular, nonnative speakers should show less activation in bilateral DLPF regions compared with native speakers.
Successful treatment may have an effect on the cuneus as recovered BN patients reportedly show less activation when given a taste of glucose [ 46].
During the moderate stimulus in the second setup, participants' brain activity also showed less activation in the pain region of the brain (the brain stem) and more activation in a region in the middle of the frontal lobes that's associated with pain relief and pleasure than during the same stimulus in the first setup.
The hoarders also showed less activation than the healthy subjects in the posterior cingulate, an area involved in spatial orientation, memory and emotion.
The ALC group showed less activation than the MAA group in several regions, including the right striatum.
The patient group as a whole showed less activation relative to controls in superior and inferior posterior temporal areas while performing the silent lip-reading task.
As predicted, the MAA group showed less activation than the CON group in many brain areas, including the striatum and frontal lobe in the left hemisphere.
